Sentence examples for germane references from inspiring English sources
This means a search for "revenue" will bring up not only documents containing that word, but also those using words like "sales" or "top line," while excluding references to "cost of sales". It also zeros in on the most germane references so users do not have to control-F their way through a document.
In itself this graphic may have been enough when accompanied by germane references instead of lengthy written discussions for each topic since much is déjà vu, gleaned over a period of many decades from published findings.
While less germane, our extension to the WHO weight-for-age reference can also be compared directly to CDC 2000 centiles as in Table 1 (Additional file 1: Table S2).
He suggested that references to 1978 were germane because it suggested using pilot schemes to incubate reforms, as in the eighties.
Mr. Eleey also mentions the hybrid Greek-Buddhist figures from ancient Gandhara (now northern Pakistan) — a reference that seems especially germane given Ms. Bhabha's background (she immigrated to the United States in the 1980s), and especially potent with a show of sculpture from Gandhara fresh in memory.
Because the purpose of this study is differential diagnosis in reference to known taxa, unattributed specimens are not germane, although in certain cases there are well-accepted attributions to genus for specimens (e.g., Homo sp. or Australopithecus sp). as cited below.
Again, this is a very germane point, which we have now included, together with the reference to the work by Domenici et al. We have, however, kept this brief and to the point since it was leading more towards the ideal escape trajectories of the prey than to the pursuit strategy of the predator, which was the prime function of this part of the paragraph.
This passage seemed germane.
Perceptive and germane question.
Perhaps such comparisons are germane.
